Metro Detroit human trafficking suspect arrested, faces multiple felony charges
A Metro Detroit woman is facing multiple felony charges in connection to alleged prostitution, human trafficking and child endangerment.
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Detroit police officers injured after suspect flees traffic stop, hits patrol cars
What to know: Two Detroit police officers were injured after a suspect fleeing a traffic stop struck them and two police scout cars. When it happened: Around 10:36 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 29. Where it happened: Near Wyoming Avenue and Eaton Street in Detroit. Why officers were there:...
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Taylor school district unveils redesign after $130 million bond vote
What to know: Taylor High School could get a major renovation. Families and taxpayers got their first look at plans to modernize the school during a community town hall. The project stems from a $130 million bond approved in 2021. Voters originally approved funding for a new high...
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FTC questions companies over personalized pricing
What if you are paying more for groceries just because of what a company knows about you?
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North Carolina Chili's mistakes chemical for sugar in margaritas
Multiple people in North Carolina experienced chemical burns after drinking margaritas that had been made with an industrial cleaning chemical.
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Detroit Auto Show revs up for 2027 with Ferraris and fashion
WEST BLOOMFIELD, Mich. The countdown to the 2027 Detroit Auto Show is officially underway, with tickets now on sale and organizers kicking off the season with an evening of Ferraris, fashion and excitement for 2027. WATCH HERE: Detroit Auto Show revs up for 2027 with Ferraris and...
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Bloomfield Township police issue 140+ tickets for illegal left turns near Hickory Grove subdivision
BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP, Mich. Bloomfield Township police have ramped up enforcement of illegal left turns near the Hickory Grove subdivision, issuing more than 140 tickets in less than a week as residents grow frustrated with drivers cutting through their neighborhood. The no-left-t...
government
Answering questions about 'mysterious' vans on Election Night
It all began in 2020 when people were trying to bust down windows to get into the area where people were tabulating ballots. The reaction had a lot to do with so-called mystery vans and U-Haul trucks....
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Questions surrounding vans at Huntington Place when ballots are counted in Detroit
Mystery vans, Uhaul trucks filled with ballots pulled into the back of Huntington Place on Election Night are part of the folklore surrounding the ballot counting in Detroit....
Local
FOX 2 Sports Wrap: Reacting to Larkin news & weekly football picks
Detroit Red Wings Interim General Manager Shawn Horcoff addresses the media after Forward Dylan Larkin was suspended without pay after informing the team he'd no longer play for them. FOX 2 Sports Producer James Paxson and FOX 2 Detroit Live Host Aaron Jordan react to the news. T...
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From playoff soccer to trick-or-treating: Metro Detroit gets dry, fall weekend
What you should know Cooler, quieter weather takes over Friday with highs mainly near 60 degrees. Halloween stays dry Saturday, but trick-or-treaters should plan for plenty of clouds and temperatures falling through the 50s. Lions fans get mild, mostly cloudy weather for tailgati...
government
Senate Candidate El-Sayed to campaign with Haley Stevens in final sprint to Election Day
Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed will campaign Sunday in Detroit alongside former primary rival Rep. Haley Stevens, marking their first public appearance together in months after a week in which lingering divisions spilled into public view....
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Pontiac schools to get second interim superintendent since August, raising parent concerns
What to know: Pontiac schools are preparing for their second interim superintendent since August. Aug. 17: The Pontiac Board of Education appointed Jennifer Dean as interim superintendent after permanent Superintendent Dr. Kimberly Leverette went on leave. Oct. 28: The board appr...